For those "few" college football fans out there whose weekend wasn't entirely consumed by LSU vs. Alabama and all the BCS hullabaloo that was (not) resolved by the plethora of place kicks at Bryant-Denny Stadium, Week 10 was actually a boon for offenses and the quarterbacks who steward them.

I know, it's crazy to think that there are actually competent signal callers out there after watching Jarrett Lee, Jordan Jefferson and AJ McCarron make the SEC's top defenses look like Mafia henchmen in pads.

Believe it or not, we here at the Quarterback Scramble rather enjoy the finer points of pigskin—throwing the ball accurately and efficiently, reading defenses rather than getting overwhelmed by them at the drop of The Hat.

But I digress. For all of you lovers of 21st-century football out there, let's have a look at those brave, young pilots who keep America's passion flying through the air.

Honorable Mentions

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As always, it's only fitting that we pay respects to the young men who were outstanding on the field this past week, but haven't played well enough to climb (back) into the Top 25 of the QB Scramble just yet.

Aaron Murray, Georgia: 18-of-28 for 238 yards and five touchdowns, with two carries for 28 yards rushing, in a 63-16 trouncing of New Mexico State.

25. Cody Fajardo, Nevada

The first weekend of November was an easy one for Cody Fajardo since Nevada didn't have a game to play. He'll get back to terrorizing opposing defenses with his arm and his legs against Hawaii on Saturday, against whom he'll have the chance to measure up against fellow dual-threat dandy Bryant Moniz.

24. Keith Price, Washington

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Washington didn't exactly get blown out by Oregon, but Keith Price certainly could've done more to keep his Huskies in what turned out to be a 34-17 loss. Price passed for 143 yards, two touchdowns and two picks while completing 24 of his 35 attempts against U-Dub's Pac-12 North rival.

Price will need to step up his play against USC if he's to remain in the rankings for much longer.

23. Denard Robinson, Michigan

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Pardon my puns, but it would appear that Shoelace has become untied as of late.

Denard Robinson posted his third poor performance in as many games this past Saturday, completing just 17 of his 37 pass attempts for 194 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, while running for another 55 yards on 12 carries in Michigan's disappointing 24-16 loss at Iowa.

This weekend's road game at Illinois could make or break Robinson's Top-25 candidacy for the near future.

22. Chandler Harnish, Northern Illinois

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Oh Chandler Harnish, how we missed you so.

After a prolonged absence from the QB Scramble, Harnish injected himself back in the conversation by throwing for 265 yards with six touchdowns and running for another 133 yards to lead Northern Illinois to a Tecmo Bowl-esque 63-60 win at Toledo.

The MAC's biggest attacker has already played in Week 11 against Bowling Green, but we'll discuss his latest performance in next week's edition. In the meantime, pretend like you don't know how to use a search engine (or not).

19. Tyler Tettleton, Ohio

The MAC attack continued in Week 10, thanks to another solid performance put forth by Tyler Tettleton. The vertically-challenged signal-caller accounted for 258 yards and three touchdowns passing, along with 29 yards and a rushing touchdown in a 35-31 win for Ohio against Temple.

Things figure to get chippy for Tettleton against the Chippewas of Central Michigan on Thursday.

18. Zach Collaros, Cincinnati

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Sooo, does anyone else realize that Cincinnati is 7-1 and might actually be a pretty good team?

Or even that Zach Collaros is a solid quarterback?

Collaros didn't have a transcendent game against Pitt per se, but he did account for all four of his team's touchdowns (two by air, two by land, none by sea), along with 214 yards passing and 20 yards rushing in a 26-23 win.

It's tough to say what a victory over a downtrodden West Virginia team would mean other than the Bearcats would be well on their way to winning the Big East.

17. James Franklin, Missouri

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The Missouri Tigers once again failed to follow up a win with another win, but at least James Franklin acquitted himself well. Franklin flung 46 passes, completing 33 of them, for 325 yards and three touchdowns. He supplemented his aerial brilliance with fleet feet for 57 yards on 16 carries, albeit in a 42-39 loss to Baylor.

Franklin and Mizzou will have a tough task keeping up with an improving Texas team on Saturday.

14. Seth Doege, Texas Tech

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So much for Texas Tech sustaining itself in the Big 12, though you can hardly blame Seth Doege this time around. Doege dashed up Texas' defense for 381 yards and two touchdowns on 40-of-55 passing in a 52-20 loss to the Longhorns.

Don't expect much better from the Red Raiders against Oklahoma State, even if Doege strings together another near-400-yard game.

13. Brock Osweiler, Arizona State

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Not even Brock Osweiler's brilliance could keep Arizona State from imploding again, this time against UCLA. Osweiler was diligent under center, throwing for 264 yards and two touchdowns while scrambling for another 29 yards and a touchdown on the ground.

Yet the Sun Devils couldn't help but drop a 29-28 decision to the lowly Bruins to lose control of their own destiny in the Pac-12 South.

11. Dominique Davis, East Carolina

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Too bad East Carolina can't play any defense, because their offense—particularly Dominique Davis—is prone to doing some spectacular things.

Granted, 28 points against Southern Mississippi isn't a stunning total, but Davis' passing (262 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions) and his bit of running (24 yards and a touchdown) made for entertaining fare, albeit in a 20-point loss.

10. Geno Smith, West Virginia

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It really is a shame that Geno Smith's football brilliance is going to waste in Morgantown. West Virginia fell to Louisville 38-35, despite Smith throwing for 410 yards and three touchdowns on 31-of-44 passing.

Smith might just need to do more to keep his Mountaineers in the mix against Cincinnati this weekend.

9. Bryant Moniz, Hawaii

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Bryant Moniz could've been more efficient for Hawaii against Utah State, but he still did quite well for himself. Moniz amassed four total touchdowns, two on 227 yards passing and two on 75 yards rushing, in a 35-31 defeat for the Warriors.

Look for a thrilling shootout on Saturday when Moniz makes his way to the Biggest Little City to play Nevada.

7. Russell Wilson, Wisconsin

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Russell Wilson got to vent his frustrations from two straight losses by leading his Wisconsin Badgers brethren to beat up on poor Purdue. Wilson stocked up 205 yards and two touchdowns through the air, plus another 76 yards and a touchdown on the ground in a 62-17 win over the Boilermakers.

A road date at Minnesota should help get the remaining salt out of Wilson's wounds.

4. Andrew Luck, Stanford

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If you agree with Phil Simms' evaluation of Andrew Luck, I implore you to watch him play and, well, see for yourself just how great a player he really is. Luck logged 206 yards, three touchdowns and an interception, along with 28 yards rushing, in yet another blowout win for Stanford—this time against Oregon State.

This weekend's home game against Oregon will make or break Luck's Heisman candidacy, as well as that of the Cardinal in the BCS National Championship race.

3. Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State

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Oklahoma State needed every ounce of Brandon Weeden's brilliance to beat Kansas State in the most exciting and entertaining game of Week 10. Weeden worked in 502 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions on 36-of-46 passing in a 52-45 victory in Stillwater.

Expect more offensive fireworks for the Pokes against Texas Tech in Lubbock this weekend.

2. Robert Griffin III, Baylor

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I'm not one to toot my own horn, but I predicted Robert Griffin III and James Franklin would put on a show Saturday, and they delivered. RG3 in particular was thrilling, throwing for 406 yards and three touchdowns while running for another 64 yards and a touchdown in a 42-39 heart-stopper.

Don't expect Kansas' destitute defense to put up much resistance to RG3's robotic brilliance on Saturday.